As I am writing this review, it still is not possible to test AX or WIFI 6, AX clients are simply not yet available to the consumer, otherwise, I would have been able to show you what this puppy can really do.

The idea of a gaming router is mostly nonsense. When you break it down, there's very little which makes a gaming router distinctly useful for gaming. For the most part, gaming routers really just take features that already exist on regular routers, and make them a little simpler to access.

It's a new release, so it will have some issues. I also experienced A few connection drops like the other people who reviewed it, but after adjusting some settings such as leaving the AX off, it's perfectly stable. I think client devices can't yet use AX.

Newest technology; but cannot yet be utilized

No AX devices available yet

Really nice router. Very good signal. I have seen 100 - 200 mb increase in download speed on the opposite side of my home. To me it has been worth the money. Very tunable... Great user interface.

Replaced my 5 year old ASUS RT-AC68 with the AX11000. Also bought the ASUS AX6000 to create an AI mesh with the RT-AC68. Set-up was super easy. Kept my SSID addresses and password the same so all 17 wireless clients didnt have to be reconfigured.

As a specialised gaming router, the GT-AX11000 is a little disappointing. Its bandwidth management features are solid, but the port-forwarding and ping map features aren't exactly life-changing, and they only work for a handful of games.

802.11ax for future-proof networking; Lots of high-end features

Gaming-specific tools are limited; Only five Ethernet ports

The ROG is a capable router with next-gen wireless, but we’re not blown away by the gaming features

802.11ax for future-proof networking; Lots of high-end features;

Gaming-specific tools are limited; Only five Ethernet ports;